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The first ever Mighty Car Mods Canberra meet was impressive

Corey Mitchell
5 Jun 2017
1 min read

The turnout was huge and didn’t just attract the locals, it attracted people from all across the eastern seaboard.

Rust-buckets and fresh metal unite, Mighty Car Mods is about passion for all motoring.
Rust-buckets and fresh metal unite, Mighty Car Mods is about passion for all motoring.

Thousands of cars rolled in to Exhibition Park and, in typical MCM fashion, there was a huge diversity in makes, models and origins.

The Mighty Boy was the only kei-class coupe-ute built in the late 80s.
The Mighty Boy was the only kei-class coupe-ute built in the late 80s.

This turbocharged Suzuki Mighty Boy was definitely a stand out, how could you not love this adorable thing?

The MCM guys also brought down some of their most iconic cars from the show. Including “Mod Max” a LS swapped off-road Nissan Silvia S15 and, one of their most quirky builds, “Wasaabi”. A ‘JDM’ inspired Saab 900 Turbo (based on a $3k 'budget turbo' challenge).

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The event had an amazing atmosphere and was a great opportunity to meet new people as well as see a magnificent range of cars. It was quite a surreal to have such buzz in normally small-time Canberra.

Carbon.
Carbon.
Even Mini gets a fair rep.
Even Mini gets a fair rep.
A bit of dropped euro flavour.
A bit of dropped euro flavour.
Tidy Zed.
Tidy Zed.
Super clean.
Super clean.

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